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Operating system |
IBM AIX 4.2.1 |
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Symptoms |
Using the Spot Color XT in most European Macintosh OS systems can lead to corrupted color lists on the RIP station. On both platforms when you open the "specific info" list , it will look incorrect and the RIP result will not be correct, spot names appear more than once, there are incorrect CMYK values (usually 0 in all separations), overprint values which should not be there, and merging of separations, etc. |
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Cause |
Most European languages use commas as a decimal separator. The code generated by the Spot Color XT actually uses this convention thereby confusing the RIP station when reading information from the PostScript file. |
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Solution |
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Submitted by |
Viki Bar-On | ||
Date submitted |
23 March 1999 |
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